Patents by Inventor Geza Geleji
Geza Geleji has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20180203695Abstract: This invention relates to a system, method and computer program product for parsing a message against a message model, the message mode comprising hierarchical message element options organized into nodes and branches. The method includes: setting, by a computer device, a current node and current branch to a first node and first branch in the message model; setting, by the computer device, a return marker in the message at a point corresponding to the current node; parsing, by the computer device, the message from the return marker against the current branch of the message model; setting, by the computer device, the current branch to a further branch based on the current message model branch being not successfully parsed against the message; and parsing, by the computer device, the message again from the return marker whereby the parsing does not need to start from the beginning of the message model.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 13, 2017Publication date: July 19, 2018Inventors: Geza Geleji, Martin A. Ross
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Publication number: 20180204130Abstract: This invention relates to a message choice model trainer, method and computer program product for training a choice model for use by a parser when parsing message model choices, said method comprising: determining a selected choice element for a message model and message during parsing; determining that a message has the same set of message properties as a saved set of message properties, said saved set of message properties having an associated choice probability for at least one of the choice elements; and updating the choice probability associated with the saved set of message properties based on the determined choice element.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 13, 2017Publication date: July 19, 2018Inventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling
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Publication number: 20180203858Abstract: This invention relates to a system, method and computer program product for parsing a message against a message model, the message model including a choice block of element options and guide field for guiding the parse, the method including: parsing a message against a message model until the choice block of element options and associated guide field is located in the message model; determining element options associated with a particular guide field value located in the message, each element option having an associated frequency of occurring within a body of messages; choosing the most frequently occurring element option for the located guide field value; and further parsing the choice block of element options against the chosen element option.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 13, 2017Publication date: July 19, 2018Inventors: Geza Geleji, Martin A. Ross
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Publication number: 20180095603Abstract: Method and system are provided for management of a touchscreen interface of a device. The method includes monitoring touchscreen interface function by logging data relating to user interaction with locations of the touchscreen interface. The logged data is then analyzed to identify one or more areas of the touchscreen interface which are inactive. The remaining active areas of the touchscreen interface are modeled to form a modified interface. An original touchscreen interface is then mapped to the modified interface resulting in only use of the remaining active areas.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 21, 2017Publication date: April 5, 2018Inventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling, Ian T. Stirling
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Patent number: 9928089Abstract: A method of optimizing software source code, where the source code is for execution as compiled bytecode using a just-in-time compiler. The source code is compiled to generate corresponding compiled bytecode. The bytecode is then executed using a just-in-time compiler. Run-time optimization actions performed by the just-in-time compiler during execution of the bytecode are determined, and analyzed to determine corresponding optimization data for the source code.Type: GrantFiled: June 10, 2015Date of Patent: March 27, 2018Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling
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Patent number: 9910540Abstract: Method and system are provided for management of a touchscreen interface of a device. The method includes monitoring touchscreen interface function by logging data relating to user interaction with locations of the touchscreen interface. The logged data is then analyzed to identify one or more areas of the touchscreen interface which are inactive. The remaining active areas of the touchscreen interface are modeled to form a modified interface. An original touchscreen interface is then mapped to the modified interface resulting in only use of the remaining active areas.Type: GrantFiled: April 13, 2015Date of Patent: March 6, 2018Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling, Ian T. Stirling
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Publication number: 20170262309Abstract: Method and system are provided for software application execution including switching between optimized code for use profiles. The method includes: accessing an application having multiple executables for the same function for multiple use profiles. The method includes: executing code for a first use profile; receiving a prompt to change to a second use profile; suspending the execution of the code for the first use profile; retrieving switching code from a pre-computed data structure, wherein the switching code is for carrying out operations to transfer from executing code for a first use profile to executing code for a second use profile; performing the operations of the switching code; and resuming executing the application by executing code for the second use profile.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2016Publication date: September 14, 2017Inventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling
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Patent number: 9563635Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention disclose a method, computer program product, and system for recognizing patterns in log files with unknown grammar. A computer replaces one or more alphanumeric strings with a first alphanumeric character to generate a first resulting string. The computer then replaces one or more identical pairs of characters of the first resulting string with a second alphanumeric character to generate a second resulting string. The computer then replaces one or more consecutive instances of the second alphanumeric character, in the second resulting string, with one instance of the second alphanumeric character to generate a compressed string.Type: GrantFiled: October 28, 2013Date of Patent: February 7, 2017Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Martin A. Ross
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Publication number: 20160299616Abstract: Method and system are provided for management of a touchscreen interface of a device. The method includes monitoring touchscreen interface function by logging data relating to user interaction with locations of the touchscreen interface. The logged data is then analyzed to identify one or more areas of the touchscreen interface which are inactive. The remaining active areas of the touchscreen interface are modeled to form a modified interface. An original touchscreen interface is then mapped to the modified interface resulting in only use of the remaining active areas.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 13, 2015Publication date: October 13, 2016Inventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling, Ian T. Stirling
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Publication number: 20160179320Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes a display. The display is for displaying a document, including a plurality of document parts. The method includes an image capture device. The method categorizes each of the plurality of document parts based on a content of each of the plurality of document parts. The method captures images of a user using the image capture device. The method determines a plurality of reading speeds for each of the plurality of document parts. The plurality of reading speeds based on the images of the user for each of the plurality of document parts. The scrolling speed for each of the plurality of document parts is based on the plurality of reading speeds and the content for each of the plurality of document parts. The method scrolls the document via the display based on the plurality of scrolling speeds for each of the plurality of document parts.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 7, 2015Publication date: June 23, 2016Inventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling
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Publication number: 20160179321Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes a display. The display is for displaying a document, including a plurality of document parts. The method includes an image capture device. The method categorizes each of the plurality of document parts based on a content of each of the plurality of document parts. The method captures images of a user using the image capture device. The method determines a plurality of reading speeds for each of the plurality of document parts. The plurality of reading speeds based on the images of the user for each of the plurality of document parts. The scrolling speed for each of the plurality of document parts is based on the plurality of reading speeds and the content for each of the plurality of document parts. The method scrolls the document via the display based on the plurality of scrolling speeds for each of the plurality of document parts.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 6, 2015Publication date: June 23, 2016Inventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling
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Publication number: 20160149846Abstract: Publish/subscribe messaging using a message structure carried out at a messaging intermediary system is provided. A plurality of lists to which publishing entities can publish messages and to which subscribing entities can subscribe to messages is maintained. A list for messages conforming, at least partly, to a common message structure is provided. A request from a publishing entity or a subscribing entity is matched to one or more provided lists by comparing a message having a message structure or an abstract representation of one or more messages to the provided lists. Messages conforming, at least partly, to the common message structure via the list are shared.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 16, 2015Publication date: May 26, 2016Inventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling
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Patent number: 9317308Abstract: A method, executed by a computer, for augmenting a first performance profile with data extracted from a Just-in-Time compiler, the Just-in-Time compiler compiling bytecodes into machine instructions and generating the first performance profile, the bytecodes having an associated original call structure includes: tracking “in-lining” optimizations performed by a Just-in-Time compiler compiling bytecodes into machine instructions; extracting data associated with the tracked “in-lining” optimizations; storing the extracted data in a second profile; and augmenting the first performance profile with the extracted data associated with the tracked “in-lining” optimizations, the extracted data comprising call paths corresponding to the original call structure associated with the bytecodes. A corresponding computer program product and computer system are also disclosed herein.Type: GrantFiled: February 26, 2015Date of Patent: April 19, 2016Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling
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Publication number: 20160099902Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for processing messages for retrieval from a message queuing system. The method may be carried out at a message sending component, and may include: receiving requests from multiple clients, where a request includes at least one required record; forming a union of requests, such that a common record of multiple requests is handled once; providing the common record with an associated reference count of requests requiring the record, and associated metadata listing the client requests in the record; sending a record response to a queuing system when processed including the reference count and the metadata listing the client requests; determining when all records in a request have been sent; and notifying a client that the request can be retrieved from the message queuing system, including a response list indicating to the client the identifier of the requested records retained at the message queuing system.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 28, 2015Publication date: April 7, 2016Inventors: Fiona M. CROWTHER, Geza GELEJI, Christopher J. POOLE, Martin A. ROSS, Craig H. STIRLING
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Publication number: 20160050296Abstract: Batch compression management of messages. A message being sent to a batch for transmission is intercepted. The message is assigned to a batch pool, in which multiple batch pools are provided as sub-sets of the batch. The assigning of the message to the batch pool is based on a similarity of properties of the message with other messages and determined by looking up the properties in a batch pool mapping database. The message is added to the batch pool or a new batch pool is created for the message. A batch pool of messages is compressed using a dictionary of the properties common to at least some of the messages in the batch pool. The compressed batch pools are transmitted over an input/output channel.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 11, 2015Publication date: February 18, 2016Inventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling
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Publication number: 20160041755Abstract: A method is provided for deforming one or more touch screen activation targets associated with respective representations of items displayed on a display of a touch screen device. The method includes: displaying one or more representations corresponding to each of the one or more items displayed on a display of a touch screen device; providing, for each displayed representation, an activation target defining boundaries within which a touch input is processed as corresponding to selection of the corresponding item; receiving information indicating the orientation or movement of the touch screen device; and responsive to the received orientation or movement information, deforming the activation target of the item with respect to the representation of the item. The items may be a plurality of keys forming a virtual keyboard; and each of the representations may be one of the plurality of keys on the display of the touch screen device.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2015Publication date: February 11, 2016Inventors: Fiona M. CROWTHER, Geza GELEJI, Christopher J. POOLE, Martin A. ROSS, Craig H. STIRLING
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Publication number: 20150378757Abstract: A method of optimizing software source code, where the source code is for execution as compiled bytecode using a just-in-time compiler. The source code is compiled to generate corresponding compiled bytecode. The bytecode is then executed using a just-in-time compiler. Run-time optimization actions performed by the just-in-time compiler during execution of the bytecode are determined, and analysed to determine corresponding optimization data for the source code.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 10, 2015Publication date: December 31, 2015Inventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling
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Publication number: 20150309815Abstract: A method, executed by a computer, for augmenting a first performance profile with data extracted from a Just-in-Time compiler, the Just-in-Time compiler compiling bytecodes into machine instructions and generating the first performance profile, the bytecodes having an associated original call structure includes: tracking “in-lining” optimizations performed by a Just-in-Time compiler compiling bytecodes into machine instructions; extracting data associated with the tracked “in-lining” optimizations; storing the extracted data in a second profile; and augmenting the first performance profile with the extracted data associated with the tracked “in-lining” optimizations, the extracted data comprising call paths corresponding to the original call structure associated with the bytecodes. A corresponding computer program product and computer system are also disclosed herein.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 26, 2015Publication date: October 29, 2015Inventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Christopher J. Poole, Martin A. Ross, Craig H. Stirling
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Publication number: 20150120682Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention disclose a method, computer program product, and system for recognizing patterns in log files with unknown grammar. A computer replaces one or more alphanumeric strings with a first alphanumeric character to generate a first resulting string. The computer then replaces one or more identical pairs of characters of the first resulting string with a second alphanumeric character to generate a second resulting string. The computer then replaces one or more consecutive instances of the second alphanumeric character, in the second resulting string, with one instance of the second alphanumeric character to generate a compressed string.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 28, 2013Publication date: April 30, 2015Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Fiona M. Crowther, Geza Geleji, Martin A. Ross
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Publication number: 20150026817Abstract: Method and system for hiding sensitive data in a plain text environment. The method may include recognizing a starting key in a plain text environment, wherein the starting key indicates to a working system that the text input subsequent to the starting key is to be hidden according to a specified hiding method; receiving subsequent plain text, the working system carrying out the hiding method on the plain text, wherein the input plain text is not displayed in the plain text environment; and recognizing an ending key, ending the hiding method and displaying subsequently input plain text in the plain text environment. The starting key and ending key may also be used to indicate to the working system that the data subsequent to the starting key is hidden according to the specified hiding method. The starting key and ending key are the same or different escape characters.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2014Publication date: January 22, 2015Inventors: Fiona Margaret Crowther, Geza Geleji, Martin Andrew Ross